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Passionate Souls.

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I need to be alone for certain periods of time or I violate my own rhythm.

Lee Krasner (via quotemadness)

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I am the dancing imbalance of the stars.

Julia de Burgos, from Song of the Simple Truth; “My Road Is Space,” (via s-t-u-p-o-r-e)

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               ERA AESTHETICS                ↳ The Golden Age of Hollywood, America. 1917 - 1960s

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               ERA AESTHETICS                ↳ The Regency Era, Great Britain. 1811 - 1820

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               ERA AESTHETICS                ↳ The Edwardian Era, Great Britain. 1901 - 1910

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Austria 

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Fan Ho, Approaching Shadow, 1954.

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Lauren Bacall references her real-life husband, Humphrey Bogart in How to Marry a Millionaire (1953).

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1959 Kitchen

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I needed to be reminded of mysterious and sacred things,

Albert Camus, from his preface to Jean Grenier’s “Les Iles,” c. 1959

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Elliott Erwitt - Saint-Tropez,France,1959.

© Magnum Photos.

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You could have had me forever if you had wanted me,

Iris Murdoch, from “Under The Net,” published c. September 1954

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“Like you, I have fought with all my might not to forget. Like you, I have forgotten.”

Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959) dir. Alain Resnais

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If I lived by the sea I would never be really sad. I get an immense sense of eternity and peace from the ocean. I can lose myself in staring at it hour after hour.

Sylvia Plath, from a letter to Aurelia Plath written c. July 1951